Baileys Cookies & Cream Non-Dairy Liqueur 750mL

A Decadent, Dairy-Free Take on a Classic Indulgence

Baileys introduces Cookies & Cream Non-Dairy Liqueur, crafted with smooth Irish whiskey and oat milk for a rich, dairy-free indulgence. This luscious liqueur blends the nostalgic flavors of chocolate cookies and creamy oat milk, creating a silky-smooth experience in every sip. Perfectly suited for sipping over ice, mixing into coffee, or enhancing cocktails with a modern twist.

Tasting Notes

Nose: Warm cocoa notes with hints of vanilla and baked cookies
Palate: A harmonious blend of dark chocolate, oat milk, and sweet vanilla, creating a creamy, dessert-like experience
Finish: Long and smooth, leaving behind a lingering essence of chocolate cookies and silky oat milk

What Makes It Special

• Dairy-Free Indulgence Made with oat milk for a creamy texture without the dairy
• Smooth Irish Whiskey Base A refined blend with authentic whiskey notes
• Rich Dessert-Like Flavor Perfect for cocktails, coffee, or sipping on its own
• Versatile Serving Options Enjoy it chilled, in an oat milk espresso martini, or drizzled over ice cream

Technical Details

Category: Non-Dairy Liqueur
ABV: 17%
Volume: 750mL
Primary Ingredients: Irish whiskey, oat milk, cocoa, vanilla

FAQ Section

1. How does Baileys Cookies & Cream compare to traditional Baileys?
This non-dairy version offers the same creamy texture and smoothness, but swaps dairy for oat milk, making it a perfect alternative for those avoiding dairy.

2. Can this be mixed into coffee?
Yes! It blends beautifully into coffee, enhancing it with a chocolatey cookies & cream twist.

3. Is this vegan-friendly?
While this liqueur is dairy-free, Baileys has not specifically labeled it as vegan due to the inclusion of Irish whiskey.

4. Whats the best way to serve this liqueur?
Enjoy it chilled over ice, in an oat milk White Russian, or as a dessert topping.

5. Does it contain artificial flavors?
No, Baileys Cookies & Cream is crafted with natural flavors, ensuring an authentic taste.